This is what happens when I clean out my camera's hard drive... Not all of the video from this summer's project makes it to the final cut. But it's still funny. These are some highlights from a team design meeting during which we try to develop a prioritized to-do list.
Mouse trap set off with a pencil, shown in slow motion (by Harold Edgerton).
With a new set of custom motor controllers, we were able to test some of the more interesting features of the Cap Kart. More info:http://web.mit.edu/first/kart In addition to its batteries, the kart has a 110F ultracapacitor, which ultimately will be charged by a simple regenerative braking ...
This time with a guinea pig - I mean - driver. The custom motor controller is limited to to 33% of its maximum power so as not to damage anything.http://web.mit.edu/first/kart
Take a look at the life and effect that Harold "Doc" Edgerton had on MIT and the world.
Deploying deep-water camera equipment for an oceanographic research project in the Mediterranean sponsored by the National Geographic Society.
Gearing up for scuba-diving survey on their second collaborative Mediterranean research expedition, accompanied by Cousteau's young son Philippe and Edgerton's eldest son Bill.
LEGO® Animations of Cell Division! The LEGO® Chromosome Set can be used to illustrate the two kinds of cell division: mitosis and meiosis. The key concept here is that mitosis produces identical cells while meiosis does not. The LEGO® fish in the set has three ...
LEGO® Animations of Cell Division! The LEGO® Chromosome Set can be used to illustrate the two kinds of cell division: mitosis and meiosis. The key concept here is that mitosis produces identical cells while meiosis does not. The LEGO® fish in the set has three ...
LEGO® Animations of Cell Division! The LEGO® Chromosome Set can be used to illustrate the two kinds of cell division: mitosis and meiosis. The key concept here is that mitosis produces identical cells while meiosis does not. The LEGO® fish in the set has three ...
LEGO® Animations of Cell Division! The LEGO® Chromosome Set can be used to illustrate the two kinds of cell division: mitosis and meiosis. The key concept here is that mitosis produces identical cells while meiosis does not. The LEGO® fish in the set has three ...
Institute Professor, Harold "Doc" Edgerton revolutionized photography with his high speed strobe lighting techniques. He came to MIT as a student in 1926. By the time of his passing in 1990 he had profoundly affected MIT and the world with his contributions to photography and underwater ...
Watch this silent film with descriptive boards of a demonstration on the velocity of light as performed by Doc Edgerton and some of his assistants.
Watch this time lapse film of McDermott Court (aka the Spot) made by Doc Edgerton.
Watch as the sun and clouds climb and zip across the sky in this time lapse film by Doc Edgerton.
Watch this reaction of some chemical (potassium?) as it isdropped into some fluid (water?) in this slow motion film by Doc Edgerton.
Watch this single flower open and close in this time lapse film by Doc Edgerton.
Watch the process as Doc sets up a strobe to capture in slow motion the dropping of an egg on a moving fan.
Watch this plant twirl and grow in this time lapse film by Doc Edgerton.
See what formations milk takes on when it is dropped in coffee, milk and on a red plate in this slow motion film by Doc Edgerton.